Teacher Chris Millsback: to infinity and beyond!: Students spot look-alikes among peers, teachers, cartoons, celebrities Monday, November 26, 2007 By Hayden Winfield There are fair odds that somewhere in the world, you have a double. But what are the odds that so many faculty and students have found pairs in the same area? full story

Sacto savors cupcake fad Monday, November 26, 2007 By Jillian DePoy It’s smaller than a cake, bigger than a cookie, but just as delicious as both and becoming quite the trend. Cupcake boutiques are an overnight craze that has finally come to Sacramento.In the last fe full story

Drowsy Driving Monday, November 26, 2007 By Howard Male The windows were open, the music was blaring, and the car was swerving across freeway lanes. It was 1:30 a.m. on a Saturday, and a senior was driving home from a friend’s house. “We were watching a mo full story

An aficionado’s guide to new car ownership Monday, November 26, 2007 By Mady Mainwaring Teacher Daniel Neukom, car aficionado on campus, lends his expert advice to newly licensed drivers and car owners full story

Across the pond: Strict laws make licensing procedures difficult overseas [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, November 26, 2007 By Mady Mainwaring Although many 15-year-olds look forward to getting their driver’s licenses, they might be more hesitant to lend themselves to a shocking statistic. full story

Share cars, save money [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, November 26, 2007 By Mady Mainwaring Thanks to car-sharing companies Flexcar and Zipcar, there’s a new way for college students to get around campus and explore the surrounding area. full story

WHEN STRESS ATTACKS: Students under pressure use creative methods to battle anxiety Monday, November 26, 2007 By Mike Needham Senior Omar Eltorai bites his nails until his fingertips bleed.This is one of the many ways students at SCDS relieve stress daily. While stress is very common in high school, especially for juniors an full story

Two campus animals play hookey Monday, November 26, 2007 By Analise Rivero Country Day suffered two high-school dropouts this year. They came to school every day, but then were scared away by construction and cats. The first dropout goes by several names: Burger, Mr. Peetie, full story

Feral cat finds new life in kind teacher’s home Monday, November 26, 2007 By Analise Rivero Ten years ago, a feral cat also gained a better life style by “going to school.” In 1997, two feral cats lived under Tsakopoulos Hall, former middle-school building. One was a domineering white tom an full story

Jittery? Just can’t concentrate? You might be a caffeine addict Monday, November 26, 2007 By Ian Benjamin This psychoactive substance lines the aisles of grocery stores, lies around our campus in various forms, and worst of all, has split personalities. Whether it’s consumed for weight loss, mental focus full story